The phrase "adapted in principle" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a concept or idea that has been modified or adjusted while maintaining its core essence or fundamental aspects.
Example: "The theory was adapted in principle to fit the new research findings, ensuring that the original intent remained intact."
Alternatives: "modified in essence" or "altered fundamentally".
Currently, new, separate systems for psychiatric services and outpatient cases are being developed within G-DRG costing: cost accounting as presented in the following is adapted in principle to psychiatric services, but with a greater focus on length of stay concerning calculation and reimbursement [19].
The system has been used to monitor signaling for retinoic acid, Wnt, BMP, activin A and Notch pathways and can be adapted, in principle, for any signal in which transcriptional output occurs via a specific response element.
Implications and future directions As shown here, the signaling sentinel system can be used to monitor responses to the retinoic acid, Wnt, BMP, activin A and Notch pathways, and can be adapted, in principle, for any other signal in which transcriptional output occurs via a specific response element.
To ascertain whether an individual had evidence of an acute infection, an indirect capture ELISA, adapted in-house following the principles of Paweska and others, 21 was used.
These principles, adapted in the 1970s for gifted students, have been further extended to accommodate new developments in technology and educational research.
Furthermore, the technology could in principle be adapted for on-chip fluorescence in-situ hybridization (FISH) assays against nucleic acid targets.
The network inference approaches (i v) above cannot be directly applied for prediction in this setting (although they could in principle be adapted to do so).
Its inherent principles have been adapted in many high reliability organisations – such as the petro-chemical, nuclear power, aerospace and aviation industries – to systematically uncover and improve underlying systems problems, and ergonomic and cultural issues identified as contributory factors in work-related accidents and incidents [ 3, 4].
Finally, we notice that in principle the Gillespie algorithm needs to be adapted in order to take into account the time-dependent cell volume.
Nonetheless, Thomism remains the most complete and lasting political doctrine of Roman Catholicism, since modified and adapted but not in principle superseded.
The Frenchman Émile Reynaud in 1876 adapted the principle into a form that could be projected before a theatrical audience.
